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feat: Add MongoDB ObjectId generation #616
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Signed-off-by: Nick Hammond <n.hammond@waracle.com>
Would this fit better into |
Signed-off-by: Nick Hammond <n.hammond@waracle.com>
Not related to this PR, but IMO we should try to prepare that the datatype module only defines functions for |
@Shinigami92 agree on the moving to database, and have done so now. Is there anything I can add to the current PR to facilitate the future |
Mh, currently I don't think so. You can always join our discord if you haven't already, so we can communicate better there. |
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Signed-off-by: Nick Hammond <n.hammond@waracle.com>
Signed-off-by: Nick Hammond <n.hammond@waracle.com>
Signed-off-by: Nick Hammond <n.hammond@waracle.com>
Looks good for now, will approve after v6.1 released
This feels more like a plugin than a method of the main library. @Shinigami92 @ST-DDT have you seen a way to add custom user-defined methods to the Faker API? |
This is possible, but it requires casting or subclassing the faker instance. While I agree this kind of custom/specific, moving this to a plugin seems overengeneered to me. We can consider this again, when we have more of these. |
I'm with @ST-DDT, plugins would be over engineered. |
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Adds a function to generate MongoDB ObjectIds
The function aims to be deliberately simple so any combination of
a-z
and0-9
is generated as a valid ObjectId, instead of implementing ObjectIds according to the official specFuthermore, I was unsure where to add the function given it's a datatype for a database, so happy to refactor/move if required.